(10-04-2015, 06:19 AM)admin89 Wrote: Change what ? The gaming laptop I'm talking about has Core i7 4xxxMQ @ 3.3->3.5GHz + GTX 950 or GTX 960.
The Lenovo Miix 700 is a joke . It has only integrated GPU mean you have to run game at minimum settings . Also the Core M ultra low voltage processor is weak . Base on notebookcheck 's benchmark , the fastest Core M7 6Y75 (skylake) is not even on par with i5 4200U .I have i5 4300M @ 3.2GHz which is much faster than that ulv i5 4200U but it's still not fast enough for demanding games . The cheapest version of Lenovo Mixx ($700) has Core M5-6Y54 which is too slow for most games (the i3 5005U @ 2.0GHz still beats it)
I rather buy a another Wii than paying that much for a tablet that is not made for gaming
Btw , I tested Celeron N2807 @ 2.2GHz tablet on NSMB which is light-weight game . I only have less than half speed in game (20->35FPS) though i'm using lowest res . I'm sure no GPU bottleneck at 1x IR since N2807 has low clock Ivy Bridge GPU which is on par with Intel HD 3000
So if you want to run light-weight games full speed , you will need a processor that is 3 times as fast as mine . The Core M isn't even as twice as fast as mine ....
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-M-5Y71-vs-Intel-Celeron-N2807
Lenovo also has throttle issues with their tablet . They probably underclock the Core M to reduce temp . Well , the Core M's TDP is twice as much as silvermont Celeron N2807
http://forum.techinferno.com/throttlestop-realtemp-discussion/23-throttlestop-guide-28.html#post133735
Well considering how we were talking about Dolphin on a laptop the first part didn't matter to me at all. Plus did you really bring up CPUboss? That's the worst site in existence. Plus none of what you're talking about even applies to the processor. That's not even the processor in the Lenovo Miix 700.